Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

:PL A 700 PLEailte. 2. armour : lùireach, èìAidh mhàilleach. 3.wroiii^ht silver : obair airgid, grinneas airgid. 4.a vessel on « iiich meat is eaten : mias, fruinnsear.Plate, r. a. 1. Cover with plates : lannaicli, leacaicli.: 2. arm with ])lates laniuiich, cuir an eididhmhàilleach. 3. beat into laminae or plates : leacaich,buail a mach tana. 4. cover with silverairgiodaich.Platform, s. 1. The sketch of any thing horizontallydelineated : aghaidh dealbha, còmhnard. 2.a place laid out after any model : àite grinn, ionadgrinnichte. 3. a scheme, a plan : innleaclid,dealbh.Platoon, s. Buidhean ghunnaireachd.Platter, s. 1. A large dish, generally of earth :mias, raias mhòr. 2. one who plates or weaves :figheadair, fear fighc, dualadair.Plaudit, ) s. lolach, moladh aitcis, caithreamPlaudite, ) aoibhneach.Plausibility, s. Jlòr choslas, sgèimhealachd, dàichealachd.Plausible, ctdj. Sgèimheil, dathail, dùicheil, beulcliar,coslach.Plausiblv, ado. See Plausible.Play, v. a. et n. 1. Putin action or motion : gluais,gnàthaich, oibrich. 2. use an instrument of music: cluich, cluich air. 3. perform a piece of music; cluich. 4. act a mirthful character : deanfearas chuideachd. 5. exhibit dramatically : cluich.6. act, ])erform : oibrich, dean. 7. sport, frolic :dean mire, dean àbhachd, cluich, dean sùgradh. 8.toy, act with levity : cluich, dean àbhachd, deanclcasaehd. 9. be dismissed fi-om school : faighcead cluiciie. 10. trifle, act wantonly and thoughtlessly: dean abhcaid, dean culaidh-mhagaidh dheth,dean spòrs dheth. 11. practise sarcastic merriment:dean fochaid, mag. 12. mock, practise illusion: meall, mag, dean fochaid air. 13. contendat some game : cluich, cluich air. 14. doany thing trickish or deceitful : roeall, cluich cuilbheartan.15. touch a musical instrument : cluichte, buail, seinn. 16. operate, act: oibrich, gluais.17. wanton, move irregularly : dean àbhachd, deanmacnus, bi n mire.Play, «. 1. Action not imposed, not work : cluich,mire, sùgradh, aighear. 2. amusement : see 1. 2.A drama : cluich, cluiche, cleas-chluiche. 3. contest: cleas. 4. employment : gniomli, obair,dreuclid, cleaclulamh. C). act of touching an instrument:cluiche, bualadh, tri bhualadh, gleusadh.6. irregular and wanton motion : mire, siigradh,macnus. 7. a state of agitation : gluasad, siubhal.8. room for motion : comas gluasaid. 9. libertyof acting, serving: saorsa, cotliram, comas.Playbook, s. Leabhar cluiche.Playday, La cluiche.Player,*. 1. One who plays : fear-cluiche. 2. anidler : ncach diomhain, lunndair, leisgean. 3. actorof dramatic scenes : cleasaiche, fear-cluiche. 4. amimic : fear-atharrais, fear-fanaid, fanaidiche. 5.one who touches a musical instrument : feur-ciùil,fear-scinn.Playfellow,*. Companach cluiche, còmhlan cluiche,comh-chearrach.Playful, adj. Cleasanta, beadrach, mireagach, sùgrach,abhcaideach, mear, sùgaeh, niacnusach.Playgame, s. Cluich cloinne bige.Playhouse, s. Tigh cluiche.Playmate, s. See Playfellow.Playsome, adj. See Playful.Playsomeness, «. Beadrachd, mireagachd, sùgraclid,sùgradh, mire.Plaything, s. Ball cluiche, àilleagan, breugachan,breugadan.Plea, s. 1. Act or form of pleading : tagradh. 2.the thing offered, or demanded in pleading : cutsthagraidh, tagradh. 3. allegation : aitliris. 4. anapology, an excuse : leisgeul.Plead, v. a. et 11. 1. Defend, discuss : dion, tagair,seas. 2. allege in pleading or argument : aithris,thoir suas. 3. offer as an excuse : thoir mar lethsgeid.4. before a court : tagair. 5. in an argumentativeway : reusonaich.Pleadable, a(i/. So-thagraidli.Pleader, s. Fear-tagraidh, tagrair.Pleading, s. Tagradh, tagairt.Pleasant, adj. 1. Giving delight : taitneach, ciatach,tlachdmhor. 2. to the senses : taitneach. 3»good humoured : sunndacb, faoilidb, aoidheil,cridheil. 4. gay, lively, merry : subhach, aighearach,aigeannach, mireagach. 5. trifling : ait,àbhachdach.Pleasantly, adi: See Pleasant.Pleasantness, s. 1. Delightfulness : taitneachd,tlaclid, ciatachd, tlachdmhorachd. 2. gaiety,cheerfulness, merriment : sunnd, cridhealas, aighearrachd,subhaiche, subhachas, aigeannachd, mireagachd.Pleasantry,*. 1. Gaiety, merriment : cridhealas,aighear, sunnd. 2. lively talk : àbhachd, abhcaid,beadradh, spurs.Please, v. a. et h. 1. Delight, gratify, humour :toilich, riaraich, taitinn. 2. satisfy, content : toilich,riaraich. 3. obtain favour from : coisinn deadh,ghean, faigh deadh gheau. 4. be pleased, a wordof ceremony: toilich. If you please: le bhurcead, ma 's e bhur toil, an cead duibh. 5. givepleasure : toilich, taitinn fi. 6. gain approbation: bi taitneach do. 7. like, chuse : toilich. 7.condescend, comply : See 4.Pleaser, *. Pear-toileachaidh.Pleaseman, «. See Pickthauk.Pleasingly, adv. See Pleasant.Pleasingness, s. See Pleasantness.Pleasureable, ad/. Taitneach, tlachdmhor, ciatach.Pleasureably, adv. See Pleasureable.Pleasureableness, s. Taitneachd, tlachdmhorachd,ciatachd.Pleasure,*. 1. Of the mind or senses: taitnea»,taitneachd, tlachd, toileachadli, toil-inntinn. 2.loose gratification : ana-measarrachd, sògli. 3.appi-obation : ciatadh, tlachd. 4. what the willdictates : àilghios, toil. 5. choice : ililgliios, toil.